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authorpav <pav@FreeBSD.org>2003-12-27 04:03:41 +0800
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- Update to 4.3.0
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-The ideal way to learn about the software is from the book it is designed to
-support. You should be able to get the book from any local bookstore or from
-our web page. The web page also contains some html reference pages for the
-objects in VTK as well as a FAQ.
+ VTK - the Visualization Toolkit is an object oriented, high
+level library that allows one to easily write programs in C++, Tcl,
+Python and Java that do 3D visualization.
- The VTK User's Guide
- by Will Schroeder, Ken Martin
- Kitware (see VTK web page)
+ VTK enables users to concentrate on their work by providing a
+large number of excellent and feature packed high level functions that
+do visualization. The library needs OpenGL to render the graphics and
+for FreeBSD machines Mesa is necessary.
- The Visualization Toolkit, An Object-Oriented Approach to 3D Graphics
- by Will Schroeder, Ken Martin and Bill Lorensen.
- Prentice Hall, ISBN 013199837-4
+The terms/copyright can be read in the docs dir/README.html. The patented
+classes (few in number) are not to be used in commercial application
+without a license from the patent/copyright holder (listed in the class
+header). Patented classes are listed in README.patented-classes.
-For more information and a FAQ see our web page at
-WWW: http://www.kitware.com/vtk.html
+WWW: http://www.vtk.org